Career Pathways Program, Fall Spring 2017 Come to the FRCC campus to explore your future!

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1 Career Pathways Program, Come to the FRCC campus to explore your future! Take classes with high school students from across the Poudre and Thompson School Districts. Programs emphasize hands-on learning (field trips, labs, projects, job shadows, community service, and/or internships) in addition to classroom activities. Most programs are held on campus at FRCC (exceptions noted). Bus transportation is provided to/from FRCC. Students are responsible for transportation when class is held offcampus. Schedule: This is a year-long program. Classes are held Monday Friday. You will be in the morning session (8am-10am) or afternoon session (12:30pm-2:30pm) based on your home high school schedule. All programs offer optional college credit and students can earn FRCC and industry certificates in most programs. Tuition-free! There is a student fee of $100 or less in each program for materials/supplies. Recommended preparation: 1) history of good attendance 2) history of turning in assignments 3) willingness to participate in all assignments and activities 4) willingness to seek help and communicate with faculty. 1. Animal Technology & Research Do you love animals? Would you like to explore careers in veterinary medicine or other animal-related fields? During this program, students will learn fundamental skills in the handling and health care of common animal species, including dogs, cats, horses, cattle, and many more. Students will study the biology, anatomy, and physiology of different species and learn laboratory and clinical procedures to diagnose and treat common health problems. This program is made up of classroom activities, field trips, on- and off-campus lab experiences, guest speakers, research projects, job shadows and the opportunity to earn placement in an internship. All students earn elective high school credit for participation in this program. Check with your high school counselor for more Students can earn optional FRCC college credit through our concurrent enrollment option. Check with your high school counselor for more information about enrollment requirements. All college courses apply towards the FRCC Veterinary Technician Assistant Certificate. Students who wish to complete the certificate and sit for the national exam must have completed BIO 105 (Science of Biology) or BIO 111 (General College Biology I with Lab) with a C or better in addition to the coursework below. See your counselor to complete the biology course requirement through our Campus Select or High School Select Program. VET Office Procedures & Relations (2 credits) VET Veterinary Assistant Restraint & Handling (2 credits) VET 102 Veterinary Medical Terminology (1 credit) VET Veterinary Assistant Surgical & Nursing Care (3 credits) VET Vet Assistant Lab & Clinical Procedures (3 credits) VET 183 Internship: Private Practice (2 credits) : 5 credits : 8 credits Total: 13 credits

2 2. Architectural, Landscape, and Interior Design Do you like the idea of blending art and science into a career? This program is designed for students interested in architecture, landscape design, interior design, or other design-related fields. Students study both traditional handdrafting techniques and state-of-the-art 2D and 3D computer-aided drafting skills. Students explore real-world architectural, landscape design, and interior design projects. Students also learn project and presentation skills useful in many different career paths. This program is made up of classroom activities, studio- and computer lab-based projects, presentations, field trips, guest speakers, independent study, and the opportunity to earn placement in an internship. This program is offered during the PM session (12:30-2:30) only. for more information about enrollment requirements. Students can earn the FRCC Basic Computer-Aided Drafting Certificate during this program. College courses also apply towards the FRCC Computer-aided Drafting & Design A.A.S., the Architecture & Building Science A.A.S., and a variety of certificate programs at FRCC. CAD 100-Print-reading for CAD (3 credits) CAD 101-Computer-aided Drafting I (3 credits) : 6 credits CAD 102-Computer-aided Drafting II (3 credits) CAD 115-Sketchup (3 credits) CAD 185-Independent Study (1 credit) HLT 130- Landscape Design I (3 credits) : 10 credits Total: 16 credits 3. Automotive Technology & Service Whether you want to become a professional automotive service technician or are just interested in how vehicles operate, this program is a great place for hands-on training in the automotive field! Topics explored include electrical, ignition, and fuel systems, engines, starting and charging, brakes, suspension and steering, tires, and transmissions. This program is made up of a mix of lecture, classroom activities, hands-on training in the new state-of-the-art automotive shop, mock-up units, guest speakers, and field trips. Students spend one semester under the car and another semester under the hood, with a different instructor each semester. for more information about enrollment requirements. Students can complete the FRCC General Automotive Repair & Maintenance Certificate during this program. College courses also apply towards a variety of additional certificate and degree programs at FRCC.

3 3. Automotive Technology & Service (continued) Group 1: Auto Shop Orientation (2 credits) ASE Brakes I (2 credits) ASE Steering & Suspension (2 credits) ASE 120 Basic Auto Electricity (2 credits) ASE General Engine Diagnosis (2 credits) Group 2: Auto Shop Orientation (2 credits) ASE 120 Basic Auto Electricity (2 credits) ASE General Engine Diagnosis (2 credits) ASE Steering & Suspension (2 credits) ASE Brakes I (2 credits) 050 or higher : 6 credits : 4 credits Total: 10 credits 050 or higher : 6 credits : 4 credits Total: 10 credits 4. Computer Careers Exploration with Computer Networking Certification Are you curious about computer networking and computers in general? Whether you want a head start on a career in computer science/computer information systems or just want to know more about the world of technology, this experience is for you! A focus on computer networking skills will prepare students to sit for multiple industry certification exams (CompTIA A+, CompTIA Networking+, MTA Security Fundamentals and MTA Networking Fundamentals) that are valued by employers. Students are also introduced to a broad range of computer-related topics, including basic programming, web development, application development, virtualization and cybersecurity. This program is made up of a mix of classroom activities, hands-on training in the FRCC Computer Networking Lab, guest speakers, field trips, and individual and group projects. This program is offered during the AM session (8:00-10:00 a.m.) only.

4 4. Computer Careers Exploration with Computer Networking Certification (continued) for more information about enrollment requirements. Students can complete the FRCC Networking Basics Certificate during this program. College courses apply towards the FRCC Computer Networking, Virtualization, and Cybersecurity A.A.S and a variety of certificate programs at FRCC. CNG 124 Networking: Networking+ (3 credits) *Test into MAT 050 or higher CNG 120 A+ Certification Preparation (4 credits) *Test into MAT 050 or higher : 7 credits CNG 132 Network Security Fundamentals (3 credits) *Test into MAT 050 or higher : 3 credits Total: 10 credits 5. Criminal Justice Careers Exploration Are you interested in a career in the criminal justice system? In this program, students explore careers in the criminal justice field and learn about the roles of various criminal justice agencies, police procedures, crime-scene investigation, criminal law and the courts, the correctional system, communication skills, and more. Students interact with a wide variety of professional guest speakers, visit field trip sites, and participate in community service, in addition to traditional classroom activities. for more information about enrollment requirements. All college courses apply towards the FRCC Associate of Arts (A.A.) Degree for Transfer, Designation in Criminal Justice, which means they transfer to any of the Criminal Justice Programs offered at Colorado Public Four-Year Institutions (including CSU-Global and University of Northern Colorado). Additionally, CRJ 110 is a gtpathways course that will automatically transfer with you to Colorado Public Colleges and Universities and count toward your general education core or graduation requirements for any liberal arts or science associate's or bachelor's degree. CRJ 110-Intro to Criminal Justice (3 credits) : 3 credits CRJ 125-Policing Systems (3 credits) CRJ 127-Crime Scene Investigation (3 credits) : 6 credits Total: 9 credits 6. Culinary Arts This program is designed for students interested in exploring the art and science of cooking. Students learn about careers in the food service industry, practice food safety and sanitation, plan and prepare meals, explore culinary techniques, try different cuisines, practice food presentation, and work in a professional kitchen. Students work together to execute their own dishes! This program is made up of lecture, demonstration, practice in the student kitchen, field trips, a student banquet, and the opportunity to earn placement in an internship. Students sit for the

5 6. Culinary Arts (continued) FRCC COLLEGE NOW OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS national ServSafe Food Handler certification exam during the program. This program will be held at an off-site location (to be determined). for more information about enrollment requirements. College courses apply towards the FRCC Hospitality and Culinary Arts Management A.A.S and a variety of certificate programs at FRCC. CUA 101-Food Safety & Sanitation (2 credits) CUA 129-Center of the Plate (4 credits) : 6 credits CUA 145-Baking & Pastry (4 credits) : 4 credits Total: 10 credits 7. Holistic Health with Yoga Teacher Certification Are you interested in the art and science of healing? Holistic medicine can complement or provide an alternative to conventional medicine by addressing the whole person body, mind, and spirit. Students will learn about different approaches that are covered under holistic/complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and the career pathways available to them. Topics explored include: stress management, wellness, homeopathy, acupuncture, herbology, aromatherapy, and an in-depth unit to prepare students to become nationally certified Yoga Teachers through the Yoga Alliance (includes yoga-related anatomy/physiology and CPR certification). This program is made up of classroom activities, demonstrations, field trips, guest speakers, and ~200 hours of Yoga Teacher Training. This program is offered during the AM session (8:00-10:00 a.m.) only and is held at the FRCC Loveland site. for more information about enrollment requirements. Students can complete the FRCC Yoga Teacher Certificate during this program. College courses apply towards the FRCC Holistic Health A.A.S. and a variety of certificate programs at FRCC. HHP 100 Intro to Complementary Healing Methods (1 credit) *Complete CCR 092 or test into ENG 121 or higher HHP 107 Managing Life s Stresses (1 credit) none : 2 credits HHP 250 Teacher Training Institute for Yoga (10 credits) none : 10 credits Total: 12 credits Changes to title/credit amount pending for FRCC catalog

6 8. Medical Careers Exploration Are you interested in a fulfilling career in the health care field? In this program, students build a foundation in science and medicine and are exposed to a wide variety of health careers, medical professionals, and medical facilities. Students explore anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, safe practices in the clinical setting, ethics in health care, and fundamental nurse aide skills. During the year, students can earn certificates in 1) Adult First Aid/CPR 2) Infant and Child First Aid/CPR and 3) Dementia Care. Curriculum also includes basic nurse aide (CNA) training, culminating, for qualified students, in a three-day clinical experience working with real patients. This program is made up of classroom activities, guest speakers, practice in the nursing lab, field trips, community service, and clinical experiences. PSD students attend the program at FRCC and TSD students attend the program at the FRCC Loveland campus. for more information about enrollment requirements. Students can complete the FRCC Nurse Aide Certificate during this program, preparing them to take the State Certification Exam to become a Certified Nurse Aide. HPR 178 Seminar: Medical Terminology (1 credit) Complete CCR 092 or test NUA 101 Certified Nurse Aide Health Care Skills (4 credits) into CCR 093 or higher NUA 170 Nurse Assistant Clinical Experience (1 credit) Co-requisite: NUA 101 : 6 credits Total: 6 credits 9. Practical Mechanics Do you like to fix things and make things go? Students in this program will develop mechanical, maintenance, and repair skills that transfer to multiple work environments, including tool usage, measuring and layout, machine operation, lathing, engine operation, vehicle and equipment maintenance and repair, electricity and wire repair, welding, hydraulic systems, and more. Students will apply these skills to exciting team projects during the spring semester! Additionally, students will gain practical experience in various industrial shop environments and explore careers in the automotive, welding, manufacturing, and machining industries. This program is made up of classroom activities, demonstration, mock-up units, student projects, field trips, guest speakers, job shadows and/or internships. for more information about enrollment requirements.

7 9. Practical Mechanics (continued) FRCC COLLEGE NOW OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS -Automotive Shop Orientation (2 credits) 050 or higher MTE 105-Safety Manufacturing Environment (1 credit) none : 3 credits MTE 110-Applied Communication & Teamwork in Industry none : 3 credits Total: 6 credits 10. Welding & Metal Fabrication Let the sparks fly! This program is great for students interested in learning basic welding & metal fabrication techniques. Students can take the exam to become SENSE Level 1 certified through the American Welding Society and employers are willing to pay top dollar for skilled, certified welders! In this program, students build projects in the welding shop using gas metal arc welding, shielded metal arc welding, oxy-fuel cutting, plasma cutting, and metalforming techniques. Students work together to produce unique creative designs in teams. Fabricated items will include both student-initiated projects as well as items that were requested by local individuals and companies. This allows students to experience real-world business experience, working with customers on bidding, formalizing a contract, and more. This program is made up of lecture, hands-on training in the FRCC Welding Shop, group projects, guest speakers, and field trips. for more information about enrollment requirements. Students can earn the FRCC Welding Fundamentals Certificate during this program. College courses also apply towards a variety of additional degree and certificate programs at FRCC. WEL Safety for Welders (1 credit) WEL 103 Basic Shielded Metal Arc I (4 credits) Prerequisite or Co-requisite: WEL 100 Prerequisite or Co-requisite: WEL 125 Introduction to Gas Metal Arc Welding (4 credits) WEL 100 : 5 credits : 4 credits Total: 9 credits 11. Wildlife, Forestry, & Natural Resources Do you love the outdoors? This program is designed for students interested in learning the fundamentals of natural resource systems, forestry, wildlife management, and outdoor recreation. Students participate in a technician skills unit covering equipment operation, safe chain-saw use, GPS/mapping and orienteering. Classroom knowledge is applied through a research site at Horsetooth Reservoir and field labs at Horsetooth Mountain Park and on U.S. Forest Service land near Red Feather Lakes. This program is made up of classroom activities, numerous field experiences, guest speakers, research projects, and the opportunity to earn placement in an internship during the spring semester.

8 11. Wildlife, Forestry, & Natural Resources (continued) for more information about enrollment requirements. Students can earn the FRCC Forestry Certificate during this program. College courses also apply towards a variety of additional degree and certificate programs at FRCC. Courses may also transfer to the CSU Warner College of Natural Resources, depending on the degree/concentration. See a CSU program advisor for more NRE 100 Foundations of Forestry (3 credits) NRE 110 Forestry Field Research (3 credits) : 6 credits NRE 205 Wildlife & Fisheries Management Principles (3 credits) : 3 credits Total: 9 credits